Toyota CEO Sato touts three-step plan to EV profit | 18 states seek Hyundai, Kia recall | Jaguar Land Rover renames itself JLR | Lincoln's plan to regain ‘mojo' | Nissan sweetens Leaf lease

New Toyota CEO Koji Sato, who took office April 1 with the task of speeding up the Japanese carmaker's slow start in the global EV race, outlines a three-step plan to achieving "significantly enhanced" productivity and profitability in Toyota's coming line of electric vehicles.

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